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# Dashboard Statistics

## Failed Login Attempts (Past 24 Hours)

On the top left of the dashboard, you’ll find the amount of failed login attempts from the past 24 hours. If you are a premium user, these failed login attempts have been processed in the cloud, and do not pose a threat to your website.

## Failed Login Attempts (Chart)

On the top right of the dashboard, you’ll find a chart showing the past 14 days of failed login attempts.

## Failed Login Attempts By Country (Global Network)

On the bottom left, you’ll find a table for failed login attempts by country. The purpose of this table is to provide a high level view of where the attacks are originating from in our network.&#x20;

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Please note this is data collected from the premium network, which consists of thousands of websites.&#x20;
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## Failed Login Attempts (Chart - Global Network)

On the bottom right, you’ll find a chart for failed login attempts for the past 14 days. The purpose of this chart is to provide a high level view of the velocity of attacks over the past 14 day period.&#x20;

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Please note this is data collected from the premium network, which consists of thousands of websites.
{% endhint %}


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